Red Bull's team principal admitted that even the team's expectations were exceeded by Max Verstappen's recovery drive in Brazil…

Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies praised Max Verstappen for exceeding simulation predictions after driving from 21st to second at the Brazil Grand Prix. Verstappen faced a heavy grid penalty following an unplanned power unit change on Friday, yet gained 14 positions in wet conditions across the first five laps at Interlagos.
Mekies noted that no simulator could predict climbing from 21st to second, explaining that Verstappen regularly outperforms such models. The penalty marked Red Bull's first power unit infraction during their debut campaign partnering with Ford.
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